Open-end spinning is a textile manufacturing process that creates yarn without the need for traditional spinning methods. Instead of using spindles, it employs a rotor to twist fibers together, allowing for faster production and reduced labor costs. This technique is particularly effective for producing coarse and medium yarns. The open-end spinning process begins with feeding loose fibers into a rotor chamber, where they are spun into yarn. The resulting yarn is known for its strength and uniformity, making it suitable for various applications, including clothing, home textiles, and industrial fabrics.